In the news business, no one is safe - not even senior editors at The New York Times.

The media business was shaken on Friday when it was reported, first in New York Magazine and confirmed by POLITICO, that managing editor John Geddes, assistant managing editor Jim Roberts, dining editor Susan Edgerley, former Washington editor Rick Berke, and former Times Magazine editor Jerry Mazorati could all be casualties of the Times’ effort to cut costs.
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The Times underwent a round of buyouts and layoffs in 2009, but the possible departure of high-level Times staffers signals just how dire the current state of news media is.

“In today’s news environment, nobody’s job is safe. Not mine. Not yours.

http://www.politico.com/story/2013/01/me...offs-86083.html

I'm not losing any sleep over it, that's for sure.

When you stop being reporters, and start being administration lackeys, people who want the truth speak with their dollars.

Glad to hear it. Since we no longer get the CZJ pics with her columns, here's hoping they dump MoDo.